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For Spacex, 2025 should have been the best year.Elon Musk, the founder of private space society, is one of the most influential people in the oval office and President Trump has approved his vision of sending humans to Mars.But so far it hasn't been a great year for Rocket Company. The vehicle that is at the center of Mars's goal, the gigantic spacex starship rocket, was launched twice this year and twice jumped into the air.The last explosion occurred on Thursday during the eighth space of spaceship, less than two months after the seventh test flight separated in space. Once again, a shower of debris rained, creating a new headache for travelers in Florida and the Caribbean who were not used to seeing "space debris" as a reason for flight delays. Neither accidents wounded anyone.The explo...

Evangelical Christian leaders who have delivered votes to President Trump are now pressing him to declare that Israel can claim the ownership of the West Bank, on the basis of a promise that God has done to the Jews in the Bible.They are looking for a way to open a path to the annexation of the territory which is widely considered internationally as intended for a future Palestinian state. Israel has seized the territory as part of a war between it, Jordan, Egypt and Syria in 1967 and has since occupied it. In recent years, the right minister's right government Benjamin Netanyahu has encouraged Jewish settlers to build houses there at a growing pace.The main evangelical supporters of Mr. Trump are increasing a multiple approach to put pressure on the president - by appearing in Israel, pre...

In Washington, many demonstrators have refused to share their names publicly, for similar reasons. A woman, who wore a surgical mask and a long white laboratory coat with the words "crazy scientist" on the back in red letters, described herself only as a researcher financed at the federal level "who is trying to make things go on in these difficult times". His field was planetary science, hence his sign: "Good luck to get to Mars without science".Elsewhere, three young women, all students, have joined a sign that said "science is apolitical". One said: "I didn't tell my parents who are here" and they all laughed. He added: “I should be home to do my research. But I can't, because we could be deceased. It shouldn't be political, but because they are doing it in this way, we have no choice. ...

For decades, a fundamental objective of the Soviet Union was "disacing" the United States from Europe. The misfortune, as it was called, would have broken the western alliance that prevented the Soviet tanks from rolling through the Prussian plains.Now, in weeks, President Trump has delivered the gift that circumvented him during the Cold War has been in Moscow and since then.Europe, slender, is in shock. The United States, a nation whose fundamental idea is freedom and whose basic call was the defense of democracy against tyranny, have lit its ally and instead embraced a brutal autocrates, the president Vladimir V. Putin of Russia. Facted by a sense of abandonment, alarmed for the colossal task of rearmament before, amazed by the reversal of American ideology, Europe is drifting."The Unit...

Sit under a portrait of Abraham Lincoln, more than two dozens of the most powerful figures in the US cryptocurrency sector, together for many billion dollars, gathered at the White House on Friday for an audience with President Trump.When Mr. Trump entered the dining room of the state decorated after a short wait, the managers got up to applaud."Many of you have fought for years for this," Trump said while the room calmed down. "It's an honor to be with you in the White House."Trump held a "crypto summit" in his hand, face to face with the leaders of practically all the best cryptocurrency companies in the United States. Only a small part of the gathering, which was to last four hours, was transmitted to the public. But he offered a vivid illustration of the recent hug of Crypto by Mr. Tru...

The clashes between the new Syrian authorities and the armed men faithful to the external dictator Bashar al-Assad killed at least 147 people in the last two days, said a war monitor on Friday, in the bloodiest fights from the collapse of the old regime.The problems broke out through the provinces of Latakia and Tartus, longtime strongholds of Mr. Al-Assad along the Mediterranean coast of Syria. The area has become a Tinder box since Mr. Al-Assad was overturned in early December.The clashes began on Thursday afternoon, after Assad's lealists killed 16 security staff for the government in the Latakia campaign, the most fatal attack on the new security forces of Syria, according to government officials and the Syrian observatory for human rights, which monitored the Civil War of Syria.The go...

Since the Republicans of the Congress weighs important cuts in Medicaid, most voters do not want to see the financing of the public health plan reappeared, according to a survey released on Friday by Kff, a non -partisan health research company.Only 17 % of interviewees said they had supported cuts in Medicaid, the government's health insurance program that covers over 70 million people. Forty percent said he wanted to continue spending unchanged and 42 percent said he would have liked to increase.But at the same time, the survey found significant support for some policies that would limit the program, such as the need to work the members. More than 60 percent of the voters - and 47 percent of the Democrats - supported a work requirement, found the survey.It is estimated that that change, ...

Pierre Joris, poet and translator who faced some of the most difficult verses of the 20th century, making the complex work of the famous German poet Paul Celan in English, died on February 27 in his home in Brooklyn. He was 78 years old.His wife, Nicole Peyrafitte, said that the cause was cancer complications.Joris was the author of dozens of volumes of his poetry and prose. But much of the work of his life was spent grappling with Celan's poetry, which many critics considered, in the words of a scholar, "probably the greatest European poet in the post -war period".That greatness comes with a hitch for readers, however: the diabolical difficulty of a writer whose texts were trained and deformed by the chogiol of the Holocaust - "what happened", as Celan called it. Both his parents were ass...

To listen to Dan Bongino describing it, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is "the single institution of application of the law" in America and a "left -wing political action committee" dedicated to covering democratic crimes and holding the truth from the American people."It's time for a cleaning of the absolute house," he said in 2023.Now Mr. Bongino-the long-looking expert expert, the podcaster and the vocal ally of President Trump-was chosen to act as a new deputy director of the agency. Its podcast and the radio program will end the production on March 14th.The work, which does not require confirmation of the Senate, was traditionally filled by a senior agent with a vast operational experience and a profound understanding of how the various divisions of the Bureau. The last two deput...

Almost a week after the first phase of the ceasefire the fire of Israel and Hamas, both the Palestinians and the Israelis are in limbo, uncertain for how long the truce.The Trump administration, the Arab world, Israel, Hamas and others are now fighting for the future of the Gaza Strip in a complex series of negotiations - some of which are taking place along several channels, adding to the confusion.Here is a look at the state of the interviews of ceased the fire and who is involved.Israel and Hamas are negotiating through mediators.In mid -January, after 15 months of devastating war, Israel and Hamas agreed on a truce that would have freed hostages held in Gaza from the attack led by Hamas to October 2023 in Southern Israel in exchange for Palestinian prisoners.But the agreement did not e...